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Jessica Lapp is a scholar in critical archival studies, focusing on feminist and queer memory practices. Her research examines the theories surrounding the creation and circulation of digital surrogate records, as well as the provenance of archival materials. She teaches courses on archives concepts and issues, which include topics on community archives and feminist approaches to archival practices. Jessica's publications delve into the exploration of gender, race, and sexuality within archival work, highlighting the significance of representation in galleries, libraries, archives, and museums. Through her critical lens, she engages with the complexities of memory and identity in archival contexts, contributing to ongoing dialogues in digital humanities and cultural heritage.
Department of Sociology